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Dua naqvi

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In case you have found any error in your PU UG law admit card you must wait for sometime maybe the examination authority correct it on their own, otherwise you should directly contact the examination authority which is Punjab University, by mail or any helpline number given on the admit card.

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Alisha Alam

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Admissions for the LL.B (3 year) programme in Navsari, Gujarat—including at Dinshaw Daboo Law College (allied with Veer Narmad South Gujarat University)—are conducted through the Gujarat Common Admission Service (GCAS) portal.

According to official GCAS 2025 notifications:

Registration for GCAS LLB opened: March 27, 2025 

Registration deadline: Yet to be announced—typically closes a few weeks after opening

Counseling & document verification: Held in subsequent rounds post-registration

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Vaibhav Mishra

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The fees structure for LLB 3 years course at Galgotiya University is given as following 

The annual fees is INR 75000 or 80000 for subsequent years 

Tution fee (INR 60000) 

Exam Fees (INR 15000 to 20000) 

Alumni fees INR 2000 

Miscellaneous fees INR 1000 only one time payment 

It is the total fee structure of Galgotiya University for LLB 

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Rishabh Pandey

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Government-owned as well as state universities are usually the cheapest options of pursuing your BBA LLB as a student. The institutions such as Faculty of Law, Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi have very low fees (approximately INR 52,000 over the whole course). The University of Mumbai (costing approximately INR 2 Lakhs) and some National Law Universities (NLUs) like NLU Odisha and CNLU Patna are other cheap alternatives, although neither of them are as cheaper as the state universities, NLU Odisha and CNLU Patna being slightly more expensive, with the total amount of fees being approximately INR 6 Lakhs.

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Saksham Tiwari

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For BA LLB (Hons) at Dr. Hari Singh Gour University, the admission norms primarily involve appearing for the CUET UG (Common University Entrance Test - Undergraduate) exam. You need to have passed your 10+2 examination from a recognised board with a minimum aggregate percentage, typically around forty-five percent for General/OBC candidates, and a relaxation for SC/ST/PWD categories. Your admission will be based on your performance in the CUET UG, followed by the university's counselling process.

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Saksham Tiwari

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No, it is generally not necessary to have studied Political Science in 12th standard to pursue BA LLB in India. Most universities and law schools require a 10+2 qualification from any stream. However, having a background in Political Science, Economics, History, or English can be beneficial as these subjects often align with the BA LLB curriculum. For entrance exams like CLAT or LSAT, general knowledge, legal aptitude, and English are crucial, not specific 12th-grade subjects.

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